Trabant 601 Station Wagon 1988

Here is your chance to own a piece of Cold War history. Trabants were produced in East Germany, DR, rom 1957 through 1991. This is the people's car, uch like West Germany's VW, hat East Germans drove through the Berlin Wall after the collapse of communism in November 9, 989. Trabants were made of Duroplast, hich is a cotton based resin compound similar to fiberglass that is weather resistant, ery strong and rust proof built on a steel pan, uch like the Beetle. It has an aluminum 26 hp 600cc aircooled 2 cylinder 2 stroke engine mounted to a 4 speed, ith reverse, ront wheel drive transaxle. Trabis are very dependable and reliable. There are no pumps, .e. fuel, ater or oil to maintain in any Trabants. They are fun to drive, et good mileage @ 35mpg +, andle extremely well, re excellent in snow and weigh only 1350lbs. They will cruise at 60mph all day and can do 70mph+ for short stretches.

Additional Facts and HistoryThat Makes This Car Unique:
VERY STRONG ENGINE. Odometer reads 24000km about 42000miles, robably turned over once. It has the original drive train and trim, ow back seats, riginal steering wheel, riginal jack and spare etc. 50/1 oil/gas ratio engine. Strong frame.No major rust.It might need a paint job . It will draw attention at any car show. Clear Florida title. Tag and drive it today. Great investment that will only increase in value.
Although Trabants are rare in the US, e have a growing national club called TrabantUSA.
where membership is free and we support the preservation of these unique vehicles. Parts are inexpensive and readily available, .e. LDM Tuning and Reich Tuning etc. Free technical support is also available through our Trabant Yahoo group. DC Rally, ponsored by the International Spy Museum in Washington DC . It's free and a must for any Trabant enthusiast. The museum rewards every Trabi in attendance with a trophy, ree lunch, oney for gas and hotel. What other car club does that?
Email or call 954 two nine nine 14 0 six ask for - Adam
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